I don’t think it’s big government to fix the ten bridges in this country, the most economically significant.
Ron Klain: “I don’t think it’s big government to fix the ten bridges in this country, the most economically significant.”
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Klain argues that infrastructure improvements are necessary and not indicative of big government.
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I think what people need to look at is the choice between what the President -- what congressional Democrats have done are doing, and what Republicans are talking about this season.
We have a better chance than ever to defeat Donald Trump this fall and to elect an experienced, talented, intelligent president to lead the country for the next four years.
The Republicans have said if they get control of the Congress, what they are going to do is repeal the President's plan to let Medicare negotiate for the price of prescription drugs.
I think the polls do show a very, very close midterm election as a whole. I think on inflation, look, prices are high and the President is working to bring them down.





